buying property

Monaco – Buying Property

Foreign nationals face no restrictions when purchasing real estate in Monaco — there are no nationality-based limitations, no government permits to obtain, and no requirement for a local partner. Monaco runs one of the most accessible property markets anywhere in

Malta – Buying Property

Non-Maltese nationals are legally entitled to purchase property in Malta, though the applicable rules differ based on nationality and residency status. EU citizens who have maintained continuous residence in Malta for at least five years may buy freely; most others

Mexico – Buying Property

Foreign nationals are legally entitled to purchase and own property in Mexico, but one fundamental structural rule shapes how this works in practice: any property within 50 kilometres of a coastline or 100 kilometres of an international border falls within

Luxembourg – Buying Property

International buyers face no barriers when purchasing real estate in Luxembourg — the market is fully open regardless of nationality or where you currently live. There are no quotas, no special permits required, and no minimum investment thresholds to meet.

Malaysia – Buying Property

Foreign nationals are legally permitted to purchase and hold property in Malaysia, including on a freehold basis — a significant advantage that sets the country apart from most of its Southeast Asian neighbours. That said, acquisitions are subject to state-imposed

Kuwait – Buying Property

Foreign nationals can legally purchase property in Kuwait, though the process is subject to significant restrictions. Non-GCC nationals must satisfy demanding eligibility criteria, including a decade of continuous residence, formal approval from the Council of Ministers, and restrictions on both

Jordan – Buying Property

Foreign nationals are legally permitted to purchase and hold real estate in Jordan, though the process requires government approvals, reciprocity conditions, and mandatory holding periods before any resale. Compared with many countries in the region, Jordan’s market is relatively accessible

Jamaica – Buying Property

Overseas nationals face almost no barriers when it comes to purchasing and owning real estate in Jamaica — the government imposes no permit requirements on most residential acquisitions, and buyers from all countries are treated on largely equal footing. The

Japan – Buying Property

Foreign nationals are free to purchase and hold property in Japan — land and buildings alike — without any restrictions based on nationality or residency. Japan ranks among the world’s most accessible property markets for overseas buyers, although new disclosure

Italy – Buying Property

Foreign nationals are broadly permitted to purchase real estate in Italy, though non-EU buyers must satisfy the principle of reciprocity. EU and EEA citizens encounter no restrictions whatsoever. The majority of other nationalities — including citizens of countries with open